At CES this year Chinese fabless semiconductor company Allwinner announced its first 64-bit tablet solution, the $5 quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 based A64 chipset. As of August the company has revealed that those chips have entered mass production with several customers.
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The new chipset supports the newest Android 5.1 operating system, offers high system performance, and 9.9-second boot times. It also supports H.265/H.264 hardware decoding and 1080P HDMI output, to deliver high-performance audio/video performance.
Other benefits include:
- Seamless multi-format DRAM storage support
- Reduced system costs
- eMMC 5.0 high-speed interface support for more reliable IO performance and faster data throughput
- Support for 2 Amp fast charging
According to Allwinner, industry insiders expect demand for A64-based devices to ramp up in the second half of 2015.
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